RFP 36C26226R0015 Additional Question.pdf

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R699--Cancellation of RFP 36C26226R0015 - CTRS Monitoring Services
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This is a Questions and Answers document from a federal contract solicitation addressing budget and contract structure inquiries.

The document clarifies that the $6.1 million contract ceiling represents the maximum total amount that may be obligated across all orders issued under the entire contract period, not an annual spending limit. The contracting officer explains that while this equates to approximately $1.2 million per year across the 6-year period, actual annual expenditures will vary based on agency needs since this is structured as an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with variable order quantities. The contract will consist of one base period plus three option periods, with spending fluctuating throughout the performance timeline according to agency requirements.

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23. Question: Is the 6.1 for the total contract the mount the contract will be for the entire 6 years? So, 1.2 per year ?

Answer: The $6.1 million represents the maximum total amount that may be spent on all orders issued under this contract. As this will be an IDIQ contract, order quantities may fluctuate based on the needs of the agency. Consequently, annual expenditures may vary in accordance with those needs. This contract will be 1 base period plus 3 option periods.

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